Výsledky vyhledávání - "Leger, Robert G."

Dissertation/ Thesis

Lesbianism among women prisoners: Participants and Nonparticipants

Autor: Leger, Robert G.

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

This research identifies various factors related to lesbianism in prison and attempts to place the findings into the perspective of the importation-deprivation debate concerning the origins of inmate attitudes. When compared to nonparticipants in hom

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/12597

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Perception of Crowding, Racial Antagonism, and Aggression in a Custodial Prison

Autor: Leger, Robert G.

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

This research investigated the interrelationship of perception of crowding, racial antagonism, and aggression in a custodially oriented prison. Due to the black-white ratio in each dorm (2:1) and the forced, largely inescapable interaction in the ope

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/12495

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Black Attitudes in Prison: A Sociological Analysis

Autor: Leger, Robert G., Barnes, Harvey Gray

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

This study examined attitudes of black inmates at two institutions located in different sections of the United States. The attitudinal dimensions considered were black radicalism, race cohesiveness, class consciousness, the soul orientation, and alle

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/12496

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Argot and the Creation of Social Types in a Young Gay Community

Autor: Taub, Diane E., Leger, Robert G.

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

This study investigates the existence of various social types in a young gay community (I 7-24 age group) located in the southeastern United States. The social types are identified “emically” through the use of a specific domain of knowledge, gay

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/11781

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Race, Class, and Conflict in a Custodial Setting: Toward the Development of a Theory of Minority-Group Politicalization

Autor: Leger, Robert G.

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

This paper proposes a theory of minority-group politicalization in an attempt to link the politicalization process to conflict with authority in prison. Using path-analytic procedures, moderate-to-high support was provided the proposed theory of poli

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/11782

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